How To Slice Models For Resin 3D Printing With Lychee Slicer
Take your custom CAD files and generate sliced models for any resin 3D printer to create perfectly using the Lychee Slicer
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So you have a 3D CAD (Computer-Aided Design) file and you want to 3D print it with a resin printer. Then look no further, you have come to the right place. Before you can print your CAD model we are going to need a sliced file of that model which the resin 3D printer can understand. Basically, we are creating a recipe that a 3D printer can follow. Nailing the recipe for a 3D print will let you get the greatest possible model out of a 3D printer. This recipe is always created using slicing software. Thus, this is going to provide an overview of what is the current best slicing software to use with Resin 3D printing, Lychee Slicer, and go through the workflow to create a recipe from a CAD model by using it. Lychee Slicer is a completely free software and is a great and intuitive software to get yourself up and running create custom resin prints. Everyone knows about Chitubox slicer (and for good reason, it is a good slicer) but the Lychee Slicer has provided me with better tolerances, size accuracy, mesh repair features, a more modern UI and many more options so this will be the focus of this guide. All the slicers talked about here are for resin 3D printers like the Creality LD-002H UV 3D Printer. Lychee and most slicers software can be broken down into three distinct sections which are as follows: Arranging the Model, Preparing the Supports, and Producing/Exporting the Sliced File.
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0:00 Intro
0:12 Video Overview
0:27 Lychee Software!
0:39 What about Chitubox?
1:05 Slicing for Resin 3D Printing
1:40 Initial Set Up
2:10 Import a 3D Model
3:11 The Three Stages
6:29 Export the File
6:42 The Art of Supports
8:24 Majora's Mask Spotlight
8:41 Outro
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